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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
JAY GOULD ON HIS YACHT.

A STIR IN WALL STREET OVER RUMoRs or HIS sE-
RIoUs SICKNESS.
The health of Jay Gould the chief subject report
in Wall Street yesterday It known that he had been
suffering for time from neuralgia, but his friends
reported from day day that he improving and
Wednesday it was stated that he would start yesterday
morning on yachting cruise to Fortress Momoe. Tho
fact that he did not go nofsed about and from
1t probably the circulated that the delay was
due to alarming Illness. 1t suggested that bis con-
dtion serious that the trip which his physicians
had recommended desirable change and relief could
not be endured The effect Of these rumOrs and surmses
was felt in the stock market and the denials OF his
friends that there was any for alarm had effect
near the close Of business when George j. Gould
authorized positive statement that his father was
in good health
Russell Sage said that while he had not Mr. Gould
for days. he had every reason to suppose that he
had entirely recovered from the neuralgia attack Il
know that he signed papers Yesterday he said,
for name was necessary and refused TO sign them
them Iryingon yesterday and he that Mr. Gould
interrupted his dinner to accommodate him. Besides
firm me in the opinion that he Is we'll He would have
sailed on his cruise this morning but the weather was
trip he saw reason why he should start In the face Oh
solon Humphreys said Of the rumors: aTbey are
ridiculous. There is nothing the matter with Mr. Could
and there is no danger OF his being anything bat very
lively man for good many years The Pacific Railroad
investigation put great strain him and he mas been
suffering from natural exhaustion. That's all his sick
amounts TO-"
A TRIBUNE reporter yesterday visited the country
house OF Mr. Gould. At the door IL stated that Mr.
Gould was out and II known when he would be
in. stroll the grounds and occasional chats with
the many abOrers employed on the lawn and in the con-
servatories left room for doubt that Mr. Gould has
remained at home during the last ten days For three
days In the early part OF last week. 1t was said he was
the habit OF taking his daily walks or drives over his
broad grounds. At O'Clock yesterday he was seen 6y
several workmen strong around and through the
Conservatives inspecting his strawberry patches or
flower beds that came In his way As late as harpast
he seen river bank and later 1t was said no
had entered his steam launch gone In 1t to his yacht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Edward Eagan of the arm OF Council Eagan plumbers
I'm Nneteenthst was directed by order OF Justice pugo
OF the Superior yesterday 10 pay bis WIFE, Margaret
Faean counsel fee $50 aud s2 week amony pending
her suit for In her compaint ne say soJ
WIRE married city September ~ 1874 ana nave
had air children charges that her husband mas oee an
habtual drunkard $780, aud on various ocoaS' Una
struck her knock ed her down and Xii ked her
ausaye Herzig dealer fnrs a Nos III! and zig Mevcr
az thrugh his counsel Horwitz Hcrschheid mas CON-
Of various credltors 70 the amouh
M ib 4 40 His that hts difficulties are caused
bv duiness OF the Importantly Of credors
owes about his said 70 % Dearly ~
much lie make settlement win MS cfoo'ofS
and ali outstanding claims
Justice Beach, the Supreme Court Chambers yestsrS
the MrN Jane MeBnteo Tor anhony
pending against Patrick Acsntee Tor . um'c' vi
yoroe on the ground OF cruelty and abandonment
Justce BARTLETT denied appcat OF he fHe wire
orier Tor The " ns
erty of his failure 10 pay her hnony n'er
obtained a from him and narrlcn Ano'nf
Tn. bearing application Of Marco Soto VINO ms ~,
claim of 30 bl3 the estate OF j. huhno
FORMER Republic OF uaiemaia was
yosordsy by Surrogate Rollins dcuDs hsshs
arisen whether there was an personal properly oc'ohs
ing to the estate within his JnrfSdotion
CIaude Harrrl real estate agent doing business ~ NO
100 Broaiway yesterday an an orr ssuea W
Judge Dugru the Superior Court Tue CON pianant
line korne that In october last she gave n e>s
for Keeping although she made repeated aenanNs
only cot 5000 In default VI bail Harfen was sent 70
Ludlow Street JAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. juno 2. 1857
CouHT OF CIAINs-In the Court OF Claims this morn
ing a Judgment was rendered In the OF Joseph NJ
Cumming OF NewYOr. against the United states grow
ing out OF the Illegal seizure OF wbskey In favor OF the
plaintiff $4,000 The court adjourned uDt OCTOBER
CHANGES N CiRCULAuos-A statement prepared nj
the Treasury shows that there was net decrease OF
81 All 800 in the circulation during May and net In
crease OF 81 the cash In the Treasury during
the same period.
TEsIIMOSIAL TO Mr.. MANSISG-The officers OF tic
Treasury Department have decided TO have large
portrait Mr. Manning painted for presentation to the
Department over which Mr.. Manning presided
MEXICAN PEssroSs.-It Is now estimated at the Pen
sion Office that the number Of Mexican pension claims
will not exceed thirty thousand $4,000 OF which number
600 ARE widows claims have already been received ana
ZOO certificates have been issued IL has been de-
termined the force OF the division having
these cases that they he turned out NJ
the rate OF 200 per diem.
FREE DELIVERY CiTIEs-The following places having
attained popula ion OF 10000 their post Offices hav
ing returned revenue OF $1,000 or over The Tree ne
livery system will be extended to them on july Con
nec,icut-Ansonia, Birmingham, Middletown. New
Britain and stamford New-Jer-ey-Atlanuc city and
East Orange; New YORK erlam, Corning, Cortland
Hornellsyilc, Little Falls, Ogdensburg and Owogo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
OpGI ETZyyG HITLER CIVR

BOSTON, June 2 (speeiaD.-The proposition to organize
Butler Club in Boston has excited great deal OF com
ment declare that II that the General is
preparing make " fun for the boys next fall in
the political arena The club organized to-day Tie
meeting was held at the Revere House. The circular
which called the gentlemen together signed by Noah
A. Plympton, and declared that the movement had no
political significance Many prominent Democrats were
present. Colonel Plympton presided When General
Butler th he cordially received The
Committee rganzaon reported that the club would
purely for social purposes The officers then
elected as follows: President. ~ A. PYmpton; vice
presidents, John l. Baker. John Boyle OReilly, Roland
q. Usher, stephen VI. Allen. William l. Douglas A. A.
Haggeit, l.. G. Walker DR. A. K Rice secretary, John
NJ Calvin treasurer. A. g. Drinkwater executive com
mitiee, Joseph II. ONeIll j. T. sweeney. Joseph d.
Cadle r. A. Nichols. Bnshrod Morse X O. Taylor T.. NJ
swan Gilbert Jones, f. A. Hobart, Charles Hanson and
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suPssns Hr-Cncur-PART IIi.-Befors Donohue j.
Gaze on, 10 day calendar -
6uRncexTfs doGRT-Befors Rollins s-No day calendar.
bUFERIoR CoUEr-sPEcIAL TEAM Before Duxro. '.--So
day calendar 49,.
coXMos PLEAs--sPEcIAL TzRx-Before DAILY, L-No DAY
calendar
CRY CoURr-GESsRAL TRRM-Adjourned for the term.
CTTY CoURT-TRAL rERN-PAat IIi.-Beiore Hyatt -
Nos 1917 2s05 235 3lOs 3i97, 3J48, 1898 3loi, 32z
3224 1905, 2S26
CoURf TRRNNER.-Bcfore Barrett j. ana DIP
rict-Attorney Martine-No l.
COURT OF 9KSEsAL BKssIoNs-PAgr I.-Before kecorur
Smy tn and Assistant District Attorney Puriy-Nos 10
- inclusive
COURT GENERAL sxssoSs-PAer II-Bsfors Judge Cow
ing and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerad-Nos 10
4 incusve
COURT or GENERAL sFssroxs--PAar fIL-Adjourned for
the
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERN-PARr III-Before Sedss
wick, G. J,-Adjournsd until June T.
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4 MrRprRors pEsLRrrR sHor nY so1p1rRS


SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June 2.-Samuel q. Reed shot
by file of United States soldiers yesterday. lie not
fifty years of age well built well educated, phys
cally powerful and scion OF Of the best families in
Alabama He enlisted private soldier ia the United
States Army and subsequently, stationed at Fort
by comrade, Williams. he deserted and crossed 10 Mat
amoras, where he killed robbed Block rich jewel
ler He and his companion arrested and condemned
DEATH but escaped lie went to California and Ari-
IONA Territory. slew couple Of there and finally
drifted back to San Antonio where he arrested
charge OF deserton and turned to the military
authorities Yesterday Reed under heavy guard, left his
prison the hall where the military court sat On the
way he made desperate effort TO escape. lie paid no
attention the command halt and fred upon AT
the crack OF he bounded into the air and fell
The bulle entered his right side and passed through lie
is MORALLY wounded. There nine in the detail
and all OF them fired upon him Onl bail struck
him He admitted his completely In the murder Of Block.
which he had up this time strenuously denied Gov
eminent officers attach blame 20 the detail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
SUDDEN DIsAPPEARAYCE or A BRIDEGROOM

A wedding at No. II Columbus place. Brooklyn. was
indefinitely postponed Wednesday evening owing TO
the OF the bridegroom to appear and take his part
in The ceremony The police were busy yesterday look
ing for the missing man, who Is James H. Campbell He
was 10 marry Miss Nellie McCoy the eldest daughter OF
Thomas Mccoy, collector for business house
In this city The McCoys live In
neat frame cottage In Columbus place
on Wednesday afternoon Campbell was at the house and
completed arrangements for the wedding. which
set down Tor D. He had planned short trip, after
which he aid his wife to settle down In house In
Madison near Patcnen Earlier In the day he
had the Father Mahoney OF the church OF Our
Lady Of Good Counsel and had engaged hin To perio
the CEREMONY About o'clock In The afternoon he left
his aanced brides house and said he would return with
friend at the hour appointed for the wedding The bre
dressed for the and the guest. assembled the
priest was at hand hut no bridegroom appeared.
The guests the bride spent the
night In her lovers unexplained absence No
quarrel had occurred between them and he had acted as
usiIa when she last saw him.
Yesle rday the police informed Of the facts and
general alarm sent out. The missing Ia about
twenty Of five feet eight Inches In height
and OF dark complexion. lie lived In East Twenty
nj tn ST. this city, hut the exact number Miss Mctoy
does not know. He lisa nsmith by trade, and Is well
spoken OF by all who know him. Father Mahoney was
favoraby impressed by him Alta late hour last night
nothing had been learned OF him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
BROOKLYN MEN BADLY BEATEN.
prrFATKp BY TIE sT. LOUIS PLAYERS.
SLOW WORK by THE HOME CLUB AND BRISK
pt AYING ny THE XKETERNERS

SLOW WORK by THE HOME CLUB AND BRISK
PLAYING by THE wEsTERNBRs-
II Director and Captain Swartwood would Inject
little of the spirit their Brooklyn players which
are the PLAYING Of the St Louis nine BROOK
lynes would better satisfied with their baseball cuo
These mines PLAYED Washing Park yesterday ana ne
Western again The homo players acted a. they
were suffering govt About 5000 spectators saw inc
game Of them wanted to see tho nome
club wD however recognized after the game was OVER
that the victory rightly belonged to st Louis Poor oase
running by the poor catching by Peoples ana IN
effective pitching Harkns were some OF the causes Oh inc
downfall Of the Brooklyn club
The BROOKLYN club opened with one run and but
for stupid baserunnng might have made one or two more
Mccsan led of with twobaseht to right field and scored
the first run of the game hit 20 centrefeld by Buren,
The a. Louis PLAYERS around the bases
its half the inning second inning the home players
scored another earned it, Smith making twobase
hit and scoring hit to right field by Harkins.
The home pitcher had poor control OF the Dali
In the second half second inning and the visit
ing PLAYERS scored three and took the ieah'
Foutz and Harkins pitched with telling effect for the next
three innings made until the sxth
inning Louis nine added one more to Its score
In inning the visiting players scored TWO more
runs making their The home PLAYERS
scored one more run eighth McTamany making
twobaschit and scoring sacrifices by Pinkney ana
Pblips The St. also scored In this hai OF the
inning The home scored the final inning on hits
by smith, Harkns wobaseht by MoCelland, and errors
by WEIGH and Robinson. The score wasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

RryrlIo June 2-CdttLe-ReceDts last "a hours. SIS
head total thus tar 46i0 hebt tor sans Tune
80 head; consigned through 10 cars OF which
80 to New York: none on sale. ~
Sheep-Keceps last "a hours 200 nea total Tor week
thns FAR 1890 head tor time last week $500
snei through: IL OF which 10 Sewfork
20 market active but shade lower 3ooc 70
rs - 90 Good to Choice Yearngs 81 1905 2O
all offerings TAKEN
head consigned through 10 OF which ears TO New
YORK; sale market steady and unchanged No
New.Yorg demand. Light Pigs "a 406S4 3d. Mixed Pigs
ami Light Workers s475dA SIS. Selected Workers - 80
"a So selected Medium weights s. o5 90 Selected Heavy
Ends 81 50aS4 90; Stays 81 - To- all offerings taken
CHICAGO June 2-7ns DrouerS Journal reDorts-Cdtt<-
RecsipIs-6OoO head shipments. 1000 neaa' marke was
al 90 stsckefA mo So 5069i O0 Cows. Bulls
and Mixed. ST. 75as3 o. bulk 81 10 0$3 TO- Texas Cattle
Hoss-ksoept. 29OoO hs.i. saipnsls, 5000. markes
shipping 81 So $50 lot Light s. 5000 rs snps s. W
Shsep-Receipts 1000 mead snpments nest market
dull Natives S. 1884 so. Western s. 5o0A 10.
Texans ~ 1884 25 Lambs u 000s6 IS.
ar Ioufs June 2.-CatLs- keceiDts-l.6O0 head ship.
ments $500 heae: msrxet was stronger Choice HEAVY
Native steers 81 45osl 60; Fair 10 Coco shippina
steers 90 a. .O steers Fair Cnoce s. 70
aSI 20 Feeders gooo S. 10 oSi OO. stocxers ar
81 co. Texans common grass to good cornea
Hocs-kecepts 5000 head; 1000 head market
was weak. Choice HEAVY and Butchers seiecuons
81 s5os4 9a rac1nE TAR 20 good - pvSst a aorx *
Sas.p-Keceipts 900 aead 900 hssi market
steady Clipped Fair TO Choice - lo0s4 W. LAMBS
So 50 1S4 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
RACING IN THE MUD AT LAToNIA.

CINCINNATI June 2-The tenth day OF the Laona meeting
had another muddy track rain having fallen all night and
until today.
First race selling. for eyearods and upward one
mile starters Pools sold Keene 81 fronie Louise
and Efe Hardy SIS EACH the field Sl5 W. H. H. tGerhardy
99) by lengths Uncle Dan second Eliza Garter
third Time-l:54s4
Second race ODDS and upward six furongs
twelve starters Pools Sold Panama $l2 Sam Harptr IT.
So Jennie Sc the field $40 Panama tstovai ll5
by length Catalpa second, Sour Mash third Time
1:Ai4
Third for maiden twoyearods FIVE furiongs seven
starters Pirate sl5 Tommy Collins So Osborne
S. field SIS Colamore breckenridge 100 easily, Vat
feile second, Tommy Collins third. Time-l:l1l4-
Bourbon and Chinn Hank mss Elgn and Jscobin Duke
scratched. Jacobn made fine exhibition IN
the mud. winning applause from tho grand slant D.,
Fifth the Tobacco Stake, selling sweepstskes Tor
theyeaos and upward seven fur,ngs eleven sta,ter.
Pools sold Wahoo SIT. q ey loud So LAKEWOOD s. me
field $40 During the prolonged effort TO starr is hsa LAZY
hind leg above the knee JOINT Hornppe M9ce 20, won
held consultation ator the race before declaring the
claimed that the should DO run over be
in the OF the injury TO Tetto The judges
decided 1t but allbets on Lady Max were OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
HEARINGS BEFORE THE GOVERNOR
AIBANr June 2-Govcrnor Hill to-day announcer
% be lyen at the ENecntlye Chambe

ALBANY, juno 2Govcrnor Hill today announcer INC
following hearing, Ia be given at the Executive Chamber
Friday Juno 3-Buoket.hops. TO tax. 8. 25l. p m
wedLesiav June ACivil procedure code Amounting eco
(Rriang iudTmental = 423. IL PhyHclahs anu
relative TO licensing Of aud To codfV state moes
laws = M. Penal Code. sections 3li snu or
amending (leave tho publication OF Indecent
ments) g3 reprinted 4G7. m. M"rrisanA ana "eS
outhern boulevard. IN re alton To- A. sHi p M
Thursday June 9-Au Brookyn aud Kings county oils'
y c...nan,.. cbar,er
Tn.sisy june IA Sew.York city Central Park perm
ting Frai Brigade National Guard, TO para 10 IN L. ~
m CORPORATIONS organ Eed under general laws ahenuhk
act (Chapt 1885 1870 for the roller or A. 80 - III
NevYork city land transfers. block system A. 40 ~
N.wYors city atlng electrical contractors IN l9upNN
hin 1903, Bicgco- etc relating to use ~, on
highwsyA A. l55. Newl or CITY gas III sup"i""
districts. regulating prces Of A. ~ ? m ,, nm, ~ r.,
10 All other New ork city DIS p IN.
Thursday June 1I-Teachcrs pubic schools relating 70
oensing $40 y. Marriage licenses rolatihs 10 D.
4O1, 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
A COLLISION IN A Foo.

The steamer Eleanor Captain Bragg this city bound
for Portland Mo- ran schooner Monticello about
stfaor Conn, during dense fog at IL
o'clock Wednesday night The schooner WAS laden with
& OF NewYOrk. Her Ji0-
BOOM ngurehead and all her head were carried away
and sprang leak her began TO burn All ner
matches baened down IN order to smother the nre
Eleauor square in her port sue
rigging Both vessels were anchored on
Island Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
A PLUCKY MAIDEN.


Annie Schmitt fourteen year old girl, resides In
the rear NO. III south TMrtcentb-st ler mother Is
dead, and her father works at night. Last nignt
Annie head rap at the door, and woman-like asked:
Who's there 7" She received answer for the
man, for 1t man. attempted to burst open the
door Hastily running TO the back roOm Annie
picked I'D the handle of shovel, and, armed with
this returned the door, which she opened Quick
as a fash she raised her weapon OF defence and with
ali her might brought IL down upon the luckless in
div iduals head telling him to the ground. When
she returned to open the door about ten minutes
later not a trace OF the person to be seen, but
Annie was not at peace until her father arrived an
hour or so after